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Pierre Grimes, Ph.D has developed to perhaps the highest level of human history the use of Socratic dialectic for understanding human problems and thereby attaining excellence. Regina L. Uliana, Ph.D. a clinical psychologist and certified philosophical counselor shows the impact of philosophical midwifery on the fields of psychotherapy and psycholo...
Speech samples were collected on 20 Danish schizophrenic adoptees, along with 26 control adoptees and their respective biological and adoptive relatives. Typewritten transcripts of these speech samples were scored using the Gottschalk-Gleser Social Alienation-Personal Disorganization (SA-PD), or "Schizophrenic', content analysis scale. Both mean sc...
A prospective study using two standardized psychological tests, the Profile of Mood States (POMS) and the Self-Rating Depression Scale (SDS), was conducted in an effort to quantify the emotional changes experienced by internal medicine house staff members during the internship. In contrast to instruments used in previous investigations of this type...
Comparison of 17 different scores, obtained with the Gottschalk-Gleser content analysis scales, with norms for White and Black children has now been made easily possible by the development of two types of profile forms. The scores derived by this method are transformed by plotting them, on a grid, to standard scores. Form 1 provides a nonlinear tra...
Scores on 17 psychological dimensions of the Gottschalk-Gleser content analysis scales were obtained from 5-minute speech samples of 37 white children hospitalized on the psychiatric service of a general hospital. These content analysis scores were compared to identical scores obtained from a normative sample of 109 white children. Groups of childr...
This study grew out of a long therapeutic psychoanalysis in which a patient’s speech was tape-recorded before and after he periodically touched different parts of his body. Two types of observations were made during this psychoanalysis on these psychokinesic sequences; (1) impressionistic evaluations of the relationships between hand movements and...
Six adult male former drug users were given single 100-mg doses of meperidine by the intramuscular route and an additional six were administered 100-mg doses by the oral route in a single-blind situation. Anxiety and hostility were measured by speech-content analysis before and after drug administration and correlated with plasma concentrations of...
1.(1) In a double-blind, drug-placebo study, a group of 42 emotionally disturbed, male criminals incarcerated at a treatment center with an average age of 25 ± 6 and an average educational level of 8 ± 2, were randomly assigned for a 6-month period to 300 mg of diphenylhydantoin daily by mouth or to a placebo in the form of 24 mg of diphenylhydanto...
Mental health professionals recognize that the emotional problems of children are, for the most part, caused by interpersonal difficulties involving the parents. The most effective way to diagnose and treat these complex interrelationships is an issue requiring continuing study. The authors observed and evaluated, from many points of view, the cont...
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One of the mental problems that has destroyed countries, destroyed lives on an individual and massive scale "greed" has been one of them. What is the profile of "greed", the symptoms. Is it related to other mental illness, ie anxiety or related to hording or even paranoia. I think these questions are important today and meaningful for psychology to address. We have V codes for problems with parents or siblings. Maybe we should be adding problems with greed.
The initial principles of behaviorism has had to make some serious changes over time, yet has it really changed? Could that be reason for concern that psychology wants to become more 'scientific' and lean towards the medical model when there has been evidence that this direction would cut psychology off from what should be their rightful domain, the mind and not the brain. That direction in research would benefit from new models and paradigms of how to understand human problems, yet are dismissed because of the behavioral model. Behaviorism is an easy model. Has psychology slowly constricted itself into a narrow way of looking at human problems?
